High School Zone: Canada

NCAA D-I Council approves move to end recruiting contacts to HS underclass players

LaxLessons.com | April 15, 2017

LaxLessons – The Leader. Professional, credible, ethical, unbiased and unparalleled coverage. Our groundbreaking, imitated, but never duplicated Recruiting Rundown, launched in 2009. Get caught up on the latest news right here, right now by visiting LaxLessons.com’s groundbreaking, imitated, but never duplicated Lacrosse Insider. It’s the No. 1 source for recruiting news, analysis and objective information in the NY/NJ/CT tristate hotspot and the […]

Posted In: Beyond the Northeast, California lacrosse, Canadian lacrosse, CCIAC, Central New York Lacrosse, CHSAA lacrosse, Coach's Corner, College lacrosse, Connecticut, Fairfield, Fairfield lacrosse, Fall travel lacrosse, Fall travel teams, fciac, Gameday, Hudson Valley, Long Island lacrosse, Maryland lacrosse, Massachusetts lacrosse, Minnesota lacrosse, New England lacrosse, New England prep schools, New Jersey lacrosse, New York City lacrosse, News & Notes, Outside the Northeast, Pennsylvania lacrosse, Philadelphia lacrosse, Player's perspective, Reader's perspective, Recruiting 101, Section 1, Section 11, Section 2, Section 3, Section 5, Section 6, Section 8, Section 9, Summer travel teams, SWC lacrosse, Texas lacrosse, Upstate New York Lacrosse, US Lacrosse, Virginia lacrosse, Wisconsin lacrosse

End to early recruiting? NCAA to consider ban

LaxLessons.com | April 9, 2017

Posted In: California lacrosse, Canadian lacrosse, CHSAA lacrosse, Coach's Corner, College lacrosse, Connecticut, Fairfield, Fairfield lacrosse, Fall travel lacrosse, Fall travel teams, Far West Lacrosse, fciac, Florida lacrosse, Hudson Valley, Long Island lacrosse, Maryland lacrosse, Massachusetts lacrosse, New England lacrosse, New England prep schools, New Jersey lacrosse, New York City lacrosse, Ohio lacrosse, Oregon lacrosse, Pennsylvania lacrosse, Philadelphia lacrosse, Recruiting Rundown, Summer travel teams, Texas lacrosse, Upstate New York Lacrosse, US Lacrosse, Virginia lacrosse, Wisconsin lacrosse, Women's lacrosse, Youth lacrosse

Salisbury (CT) A Teioshontathe McComber gives Albany lacrosse its first freshman commit

LaxLessons.com | March 4, 2015

LaxLessons – The Leader. Our groundbreaking, imitated, but never duplicated coverage, and Recruiting Rundown, launched in 2009. Get caught up on the latest news right here, right now by visiting LaxLessons.com’s groundbreaking, imitated, but never duplicated Lacrosse Insider. It’s the No. 1 source and unparalleled leader for recruiting news, analysis and objective information in the NY/NJ/CT tristate hotspot and the entire lax […]

Posted In: Canadian lacrosse, Recruiting Rundown

Leading HS lacrosse players from Long Island, Maryland, Canada to battle for Brogden Cup

LaxLessons.com | December 21, 2014

LaxLessons.com: Imitated, But Never Duplicated. The Original. The Best. The Leader. The Only Unbiased, Professional, Lax Recruiting Source. Get caught up on the latest news right here, right now by visiting LaxLessons.com’s groundbreaking, imitated, but never duplicated Lacrosse Insider. It’s the No. 1 source and unparalleled leader for recruiting news, analysis and objective information in the NY/NJ/CT tristate hotspot and the entire lax […]

Posted In: Canadian lacrosse, Long Island lacrosse, Maryland lacrosse

Former Pelham (NY) standout Mermelstein helps The Hill play world’s longest game to set up trip to Nicaragua

LaxLessons.com | April 9, 2014

Zach Mermelstein knew he was in store for a unique lacrosse experience even before he arrived for his post-grad year at The Hill Academy this fall. After all, in The Hill, the 2013 Pelham High School (N.Y.) grad was headed north of the border to play, in Vaughan, Ontario, north of Toronto, to be precise. […]

Posted In: Canadian lacrosse, Hudson Valley, Section 1

Newly released documentary, “COMMITTED,” puts spotlight on lacrosse recruiting

LaxLessons.com | March 9, 2014

Alex Weber, the former standout attackman at the University of Pennsylvania who now coaches the varsity team at Harvard Westlake High School (Calif.), produced and directed “COMMITTED,” a documentary on lacrosse recruiting videotaped this past summer at Maverik Showtime National Lacrosse Recruiting Spotlight. You can watch the trailer here. Lacrosse has taken Alex Weber to […]

Posted In: Beyond the Northeast, California lacrosse, Canadian lacrosse, CCIAC, CHSAA lacrosse, Connecticut, Fairfield, Fairfield lacrosse, Hudson Valley, Long Island lacrosse, Maryland lacrosse, New England lacrosse, New England prep schools, New Jersey lacrosse, New York City lacrosse, Recruiting Rundown, Upstate New York Lacrosse

Salisbury School (CT) 2016 standout Gaudet selects Syracuse

LaxLessons.com | January 29, 2014

To call Matt Gaudet a versatile lacrosse player would be the ultimate understatement. The native of Hamilton, Ontario, is also a box lacrosse standout, where he has played all possible positions. He was the No. 1 pick in the Ontario Lacrosse Association Junior A Draft on Jan. 14. Gaudet, a Class of 2016 attackman/midfielder who […]

Posted In: Canadian lacrosse, Connecticut, Recruiting Rundown

Calgary, Alberta native Bullen, lefty goalie, on choice of Cornell: ‘It feels like home because of the cold’

LaxLessons.com | December 9, 2013

Caelahn Bullen is an impact player in lacrosse, whether he’s playing indoors or outdoors. The sophomore goalie at Trinity-Pawling (N.Y.) will be playing the field game exclusively at the next level, verbally committing to the admissions process at Cornell University. A Calgary, Alberta native, Bullen competed this past summer for the West Coast Starz, while […]

Posted In: Beyond the Northeast, Canadian lacrosse, Hudson Valley, Recruiting Rundown

Canadian three-sport star Radbourne will make field lacrosse his focus at UVM

LaxLessons.com | December 1, 2013

Three-sport athletes are a rarity these days. In that case, Eric Radbourne is an extreme rarity. Because in addition to playing soccer and hockey, Radbourne plays both box and field lacrosse. Soon, field lacrosse will be his sole sport. The Trinity-Pawling School (N.Y.) attackman/midfielder and Guelph, Ontario, native Eric Radbourne has verballed to the University […]

Posted In: Canadian lacrosse, Hudson Valley, Recruiting Rundown

Jacksonville transfer Oliver’s next stop will be SUNY Plattsburgh

LaxLessons.com | November 15, 2013

Josh Oliver is heading back North. The Canadian native, who is a 2013 Vermont Academy product, will be transferring to SUNY Plattsburgh from Jacksonville University. Oliver, a 6-foot-3 attackman, had decided on Jacksonville in February, 2012 after decommitting from Quinnipiac. He had verballed to Quinnipiac in November 2011. “I decided to leave Jacksonville at the […]

Posted In: Canadian lacrosse, College lacrosse

Lefty 2015 midfielder Noseworthy will take his nose for the net to Cornell

LaxLessons.com | October 4, 2013

Brent Noseworthy is a strong and athletic player who can score from inside or out. Yes, he has a nose for the net (we couldn’t resist), but he’s also effective in the faceoff X as well. The 6-foot-3, 195-pound 2015 midfielder from Burlington, Ontario, will be taking his myriad skills to Cornell University. Noseworthy’s commitment […]

Posted In: Beyond the Northeast, Canadian lacrosse, Recruiting Rundown

Trinity-Pawling (NY) standout McKenzie makes Marquette his choice

LaxLessons.com | January 24, 2013

Trinity-Pawling School in New York’s Hudson Valley has had no shortage of college commitments the last week. Three of them have been reported during that time at Twitter.com/joe_lombardi. Among the: Jordan McKenzie, a junior defenseman/long-stick midfielder who arrived at T-P by way of New Westminster, BC. McKenzie has made the newly launched program at Marquette […]

Posted In: Canadian lacrosse, New England prep schools, Recruiting Rundown

High School Zone: Canada

Login

Forgotten Password?